Welcome back to the Stady Trade podcast, everyone, back with Matt McCall and a very cool topic today.

This one has been kind of on my mind for years. I actually remember probably about like 10 years ago. I got asked

it. I don't even remember who it was. It was like a webpage and they were like asking opinions

like for trends, et cetera. And you know, they sent me like three questions. And this was like 10 years

ago. And I try and dig it up. But one of the ones that I saw is like a future trend was water and water scarcity, et cetera.

You know, I think a lot of the listeners know I'm in a rural area in Michigan, a lot of farmland, a lot of irrigation.

And there's issues.

Like there's a lot of times the issue

use is these farmers are running their irrigation. And like some people have problems with their

wells and stuff like that. Like, there's an issue there because a lot of these GMO crops,

they basically got a lot of these things or they have problems, et etc. So I kind of saw it from that perspective.

And then, you know, obviously other issues in the world.

And then you fast forward to now and we've got all of this data center stuff going on.

And one of the, I'll make a point.

We'll link it.

Asianometry is a great YouTube channel for nerds.

You know, it's all like old computer and stuff like this. But it was one, he did a great one on

data center. I actually kind of watched it as prep for when we talked about data centers a few

months ago. And his point was like a big issue that a lot of these companies are having is getting enough water to do the cooling, et cetera.

And a lot of these data centers are in water scarce areas.

So it creates this loop.

So that's the map brought the topic today.

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